Yet if we are citizens who live in a democratic country, why has it become so difficult for the citizens of today to contain the authoritarian project of the government, and to participate in the political framework in a way that restores the democratic heartbeat of the country?
It's also one that restores poetry to a more prominent role in British literary life than it has had for a while.
Free of harsh chemicals, the hair restores its own balance, growing lusciously of its own accord.
Ian Tucker Idea: Farmer managed natural regeneration (FMNR), which restores existing trees on drought-stricken land, to improve Senegal's dwindling harvests.
By restoring the purpose of government as one that serves its people through preserving freedom as the supreme good, one restores citizens to their role in deliberating these decisions and cedes the public space back to its owners.
Their public shaming had been like the button that restores factory settings.
It restores a sense of balance".
Just as he restores the credibility of the German left and might justly expect to see his own fortunes rise he lands in a fearful squeeze.
If she is democratic, if she cooperates in the new international order, if she restores her unjust conquests, it will be to our interests at the end of this war (as we can now see that it was to our interest in 1918) to help her to unity, equality, wealth and self-respect.
Instead, he restores a dilapidated food truck, and serves Cuban-style cheese sandwiches out of a hatch.
Like Ranevskaya, Ms Neyolova lives most of the time in Paris, which adds an edge to her depiction of a character torn between the Russian provinces and France.The production, which has just set off to the United States on tour, restores the social contours to the play, the only one in which Chekhov gives the servants a say and lets them openly mock their masters.
